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LSA-2645
Two fragments of possible base for statue of military commander, name lost. Augusta Vindelicorum (Raetia II). Early fifth century
PROVENANCE AND LOCATION
City:
Augusta Vindelicorum
Province:
Raetia II
Region:
Gaul and Germany
Details:
Found at the church of St John (Sankt Johannis) in Augsburg
Current Location:
OBJECT
Object:
Base
Material:
Re-Use?
Other
Form:
Unknown
Height(cm):
Width(cm):
Depth(cm):
Language:
Latin
Text Type:
SUBJECT
Honorand:
Unknown (name lost)
Position:
Military Office-Holders
Gender:
Unknown
Awarder:
Unknown
Position:
Awarder Unknown or Uncertain
DATE
Earliest:
400
Latest :
440
MAIN REFERENCE
Scharf, R., Der Iuthungenfeldzug des Aetius. Eine Neuinterpretation einer christlichen Grabinschrift aus Augsburg,
Tyche 9, 1994, 131-145
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INSCRIPTION
Text:
I:
[---]no
[---]vit honore
[---] gaudia semper
[---]S concordia IVC
[---]VA fecit
[---]I III
II:
[---]CEN[---]
[---]milia[---]
[---]CEN SE[---]
[---]S votum [---]
[---]ATNC[---]
[---]Pannonicia[n---]
[--- Ang]rivar. et Ho[noraia---]
[---]animis iuve[n---]
[---] praeclaro
Trans:
I:
... with honor ... always joy ... unity ... made ...
II:
... vote ... Pannonian (?) ... minds (?) youth (?) ...distinguished ...
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